Sunshine, blue clouds and lush green fields of buttercups, fringed with cow parsley. Rural England is beautiful in the Spring.
This was a very steep walk back up the hill from the river but taking a few photos always gives the perfect excuse for a quick rest.
Home to eat some delicious local produce from the farm shop and continue with the Yarndale bunting. As you see it’s really fast to crochet. I forgot to ask if any of you are planning to go? I’m thinking of going on the Sunday.
The Little Room of Rachell 
Oh yes, veeeeery steep, I can see! And the flowers are pretty, but we call them buttercups here :-)
You’re very chuffed with your bunting now, aren’t you, I can tell :-)
10 seconds to notice and add the missing t – I thought ‘there’s no way anyone will have seen the new post and read it that quickly.’ I was wrong. There’s always one ;-)
I like bunting, but was very over-it last year after the Royal Wedding, Jubilee and Olympics. I’ve revived my enthusiasm for it now it’s not covering everything, everywhere.
Your bunting looks fab. I’m going on Saturday with a gang of my crazy knitting friends, so it should be fab. Need to get my ticket :) x
Would be nice to meet you if you decide to go Saturday instead x
It’s dandelion madness round here. But it doesn’t look like that today, oh no, much much wetter. Typical bank holiday weather.
really beautiful and peaceful and relaxing…etc I love it!!! and your bunting too :-)
Spring is definitely my favourite time of year. So lovely to get out and see all the lovely new greens with a splash of colour!